The Sun. — London, England, 1810-08-16 00:00:00

/ . 4 t 8 t ~. 4 Lou is Par t ' signal win, ountf inient l on31), Esq. God' tbq'' ' O lllll7 • b, pfo' LIOLC(I‘ -:• ctual - ()_!t. rai . au, to s°r-, ' y. - Nu t ' ,40 .1 ; e r, I'd 111 ,r,. ioto; feco" 0_ , Ll. tfr gc1 ,4 .04 Aitk .1. „ -S” ' ;01 0°' SS. , cur!"'' 501 0 , 111' 11 1‘?1 11 1: 1 ; t ;l oci Lei' of lose' 131° 11 ,1 ° ‘;i°P; cl L, " n o : of,s • 4au 1.1)41 ' t prfr ; 00 6 It Jot' cc lif°". „,111 rto, ck ~~, t j tlo ',4llou tiji • . N lls' I • >4' a . s: c°Pe I l i * a 5C CC6I3 I' er e y. 1: 10' :e. or ,•'(;.: tLe ba ne: NUMBER 55941 Fo urth Night of a New Harlequin Pantomime. ji, AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER— ' RIDGE. " 4rß the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of T „,, Ev w E ,, ,, L i . N .. G ., ~T u o k e: mo to ry m wo ... l i and gattn - dav, kit: 4 o T be c ir resented the Grand Equestrian and Pcdesuiun ' THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT; Q t 4 Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE. S TRI AN EXERCISES by the Double - Company. ' 0 sv • htch will be added (4th time) a new Harlequinade, THE PINDAR OF WAKEFIELD ;. Or, COG' AND MA(,o(; : t „ th e n '. n• a variety of ludicrous and hair breadth escapes, w following fourteen new Scenes —t st Market Cross ti ceis a k..etield ; ad, of Diana; 3d, Exterior at 4 us- Vr aib wiansi , m ; 4th, chamber id arra ; sth, Picture l'l44 e Manillattory6th, Count Chating Villa ; Street and ! 4 tle I L,„ tl ;; ~v e . V ; gal. View of cross t ; Out - 1,1 h, Inside:ditto V I atn. Country Lodg c,""se tub, Interior or:ditto ; 131 11, I( urn Alt .e View. )11 Q ituie w:th the E . .phesian Gardens or U. 104. -or s Ltuxes 4s. Gallery is. Eq t , Pen at 1. - talt past Six.*---Elalf price, Half past rght, *ehtrian luition, by able Masters, hoot Ten till Three. .ftle Weal-kW Kni,cht will be performed this Even 'l4,„ ° An iron Comic ~ and Saturday, will; the Panto- Iltr" °t rhe Piralar 0' Wakefield, or, 6ng and Magog; and ti( e r ( next Week, Wit The Erroneous fortune to-n::..or, Harlequin's udgmen h t ; and ord er to kerp up trt change, the three new Itirieev i in I , antomimes tu `' sire ven,ing's Amusements every alternate (xcasionally with the Hunted Tailor. / T • ---'""- • .1E • .R.ITISH HERRING FISHING COMPANY, CAPlTALiiitendm-to De inc,,rporated by Act of Parliament. • 500,01)0i. in Five Thousand Shares 1,,el tool. each ; and no Individual to bold molt than • tY Shares. - PATRONS. . . His Crate the Ditke of - Athol. The Rt. lionOurable the Earl of - Chichester. I li e kt. Honourable Lord Viscount Nlel‘ tile. 'rite Rt. Honourable Lord De Duttst:mville. Inc Rt. Hon. Lurd 6 lenhervie. 1 h , .,. %lost Noble the Matquis of Huntly. Thc Kt. Honourable Lord locelyn. Pass totter. • The Right HAtoutaLhe cue Lord Sheffield. • . 4 VICE-PRZSID3NT. joshes Jepson ()tidy, Est: . Dtitearoits. • - William Smith, Esq. M. Ili; 1 ,..V. A. Maddocks, Esq. M. P. . Ai. Wood, - Esq. Shetitland-Alderman. • Geode &Amity, Esq. Alderman. , Nathaniel BriLkwood, Esq. c••lnvald Sinith, Esq. . . Tithoth) Stanstetd, Egq. - Vti illiam Hey Kate, key. . . hlin Cape'', EN. Thomas Cress.vell, Esq.. • lames Ebenezer Saunders, Esq. William Wils.,o, Esq. AUDITORS. The Rt. Honourable Luid George Seymour. . . Francis heeling, Esq. Charles Welsteati, Esq. th e ~Ilhote, 11.,,ve.a. kaii. N. Liirettors ha ve tli, - plea:Wein it-form the Share-holders 44;„ -n e of the Ccirivaii)'s Vessels has art ived with a lull )1 1, 1rt - f .° l fine Herrings, cured in the Dutch method ; and, by he impression that many of the Proprietors may wish ~e ' ;`.ss some of this first Cargo, a tem Barrels will be re. I re mihio mall K,gs for that purp.:se, and so soon as they 072 q blic not ii...e wiil he I ,iven ' a: S D P ciors ctIW respedivet) inform the Share-holdas, kritT,';urther Deposit ot 5l: per Cent. to be paid at the . out ttjt,',..' ( )thee on of aeture the tat of Noveniber next, is deem. r ik l Y s tilitn sulliLveiJ for tile a:;complisidnent ot their present F ish THONIAS SA UNDERS, Secretary. :,.._ I ntongers' ILil, ,:,gust 15, iSto. MIN CEMENT, • co,i.ut hly called PARKER'S CE.' ,&k s. e r, tor tne USE of LA IS . I E KERS and bU KE recent expiration of our Patent basing t lik l !_iven rise to mail imitations or this Ceii - ,ent, we k Proper to apprizr Puolic that it is continued to N't e :"YiteAtged -and 116. in- its pure and genuine • PARKER and Co. 40, Bankside IHE NEW EMPRESS •OF •FRANCE. BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT of MARIA LOU ard,.!SA,. EMPRESS ot' FRANCE V ien n a; enraved by A. .•,7 1 '. (torn a painting. by Ouirard, of s this Day t 43 lot t ‘ i ' e ds add may be had, price 6d. plain, proofs or in tt lit , 3 7S. 6Li. at it. Ackermann's Repository of Arts. toi, and of alt the Book and Printsellers in the United 4moni, WOLLFL'S HARMONIC BUDGEL . ACKERMANN begs leave to inform the tit No. IL of the above most interesting is just publishedAt the Repository of Arts, tut, \ib.: t ". price 5s and to be had at all tire Music Shops in :••, itritain • PO R:TUG U ESE MARCH. by"the above celebrat tlry )3er to" t he 1 , Forte ; for a full price 2.1. tal &.; and CAST LE GORING, a Rondo, 3s. PALL-MALL. • • * l l° LET, the 'WHOLE or UPPER PART of a tioti n „liouSE, situate in the best, Part of Pall-Mail A -4 CO ` three k • Floor 'with tour Attics, two o u , Ifte oorns. on • A , "S on the G round-floor, %ifith Kitchen and Coal-cellar. Apply at No. 21, private door. ,eIIING's PAT.ENT WORM LOZENGES. OHMS are the most frqquent sources of Chil tt, dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and. ~itiarcliaii nt Chihire') should be acquainted with. Titcy-0c f4,94 Loss c,l Appetite, alelesicss of the Colour of the 4:4 4 7. , Linaciation, and irregular state of tlie Powell, a meld. Ne& te r with violent pains; they , briog on Convuls , ints ; trey Illt ;• t he growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end - t . o r ' e tt a.ConsUtlipt tun or Decay. Bout as ai' reveotative and Ili t i i , of thes e J ia ruling Complaints, the above excellent Me t!h."'e It universatly. allowed, on the testimony of tile highest t _ k ara 1 ..? i iers in this Country , both in rank and respeaability, rtOne tlo equal. Their public approbation . , given to the t teg r - riet °r, trout a personal knowledge olits wonderful suc tion to their own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi. :NO' a nd gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medkine Cate of Childeen, should have this Remedy as a Family Me- Alr e !,le to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chit ty —' 4 re any way disordered, which it will always be lcund re lieve. S i thc".d. wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, "' tef s id'zi London; and retail by Smith, Scott , and Dim 7till.„LdiW,uralt ; Newman, Exeter ; Boxland and G ran. to„I' I% mouth ; Hazard and Crutwell, liatli; and by most ...Lary Venders; in Boxes at 24. 94. anc.ISS. 641,0de11. ti v - - 91 • to • `V 'Ai:" • . /y •I‘th I'II UR SDA Y, ALIGI.ST 16, 1810. This Day was published, price is. ZI L REPORT of the TRIAL of an INDICT MM ENT, the KING against • BENTAMIN TAN N ER and Captain NICHOLAS TOM N N, of the Royal Navy. for Forgery, wh:reby the Navy Office was defrauded I ()fa sum of money. ' Ity T. IENKIN, of Gray's Inn. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and (ones, Paternoster row. PRICE ON THE PICTURESQUE. This Day was published, Neatly printed, a NeW Edition, with cuusiderable Additions and Improvements, in Three Volumes, Bvo. price.A. 7s. boards,. of ESSAYS on the PICTURESQUE, as compared with the Sublime and the ifeautituf; and on :the Use of studying L'idures, tor the purpose of itnprovi94 Real Laudscape. By UVEDALE PRICE, Esq. London: Printed for I. Mawinan. 22, Poultry. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, crown tivo. 'price 16s. in boards, The Pitth Edition, witl► additional Matter, the whole being revised and newly arranged, of LETTERS on the ELEMENTARY PRINCI - PLESof EDUCATION. 13y EI.IIAhETH HAMILTON, Author of the Memo►rs of Modern .1' hilosophers, COttagers of Gienbutnie, Sce. Printed for Wilkie and Robinson, and G. Robinson, in P2ternoster.row ; A. K. Newmait and Co. Leatenhall street ; and imseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church yard ; W. Lang. .•nd Manners and ii ler, Edinburgh. This Day was published, In Tv‘o large Volumes, Deiny OeCoo, price I. 4s. in boards, T HE EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER, for 480/3.. . Containing the History of Europe fer that Period. To which is added, a copious Appendix ot State Papers,. Chronicle of reinatkab.e Events during the year, History of the Physical Sciences, ot the Fine Arts, ti►e Dratna, - View of-the Changes in the Administration ot lustice in Scotland, General View of Literature, of the Living Poets oi l;reat Britain, POetty, a coved List of Nevv Publications, State of the Public Funds, Births, Deaths, Marriag..l, Promo tions, Sc &c. .Printed tor Bohn Ballantyne and Co. F.dinburgh ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Cadell and Davies. W. Miller, John Murray, and Robert Scholey, London. PICTUALLING.OFFIC'E, • yid" ro, 10. HE COMMISSIONE . lajor L IC'TUA LIM; 411 ' His MA jESTI"s MANY do beret!). give Ishtive, That on Tuesday, the 4'b of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for such gnantities of PRIME IRISH BEEF a4PORK, to be cured in ibren.ruing searna, as the rerpeaive Merchants and Di-a e , 's therein may buck proper to or ; one-third parr thereof to be racked in Half Puncheons, one.thirl part in Tierces, and ome.third part in Bar. rels; to be delivered into his tVlajes fViilualling Stores at Dtpttord, Portsmouth, Plymouth, k, and into the Army Vitluallisig Stores in St. Catherine's, in regular proportions. o/ each descrip. lion of Casks, by the periods undo mentioned, viz. One-fourth part of the whole. by the 28th Fsbruary, tBl i, One-fourth pArt . more, osth One-fourth, pan more, 31st May, 'Si x, And the rettiaining fourth part by the ,sth July, L2ll, and to 6e paid jor Bias pajaole, zurtb interest, dtys • after date. The Conditions of the Contraa imp, be seen at the Sect et.: , y's Office, at this Office, or 4} , apNying to Mr. 7. IL Dunitcrville, Agentfor the riElualling, at Cork ; to the Colleeiors 01 jesty's Customs at Limerick, BeUait, Newsy,. and Waterford; and to the Postmaster-General sat prblin tespeEiiveo. N. B. 'No Tender for a less quantity than Two Thorpe:nal Tierces of Beef, and Two Thou,and Tierces of Pork, will be ea•-' milted; nor will regard he bad to any in which the Pt ice shall not be inserted in Vlord; . se length, or ibat shall not be delivered to the Board before .one o'clock on the said Tuesday, the of Sep tember next, nor unless the Person whit makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to ann . :we v.ben called for. VICTUALLING-OEI'IM . • August 6, 1810. • THE COMMISSIONEESfor . VICTUALLING his Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the ,28th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders let writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply of thc under. mentioned quanthies of RUM, BUTTER, andCH E ESE, tale delivered at the Ports, and in the pr portions under.mintioned, viz. Runa. Butter. Cheese. Gallons. Tons. • Tons. - Deptford - - 8o ,no) - 6o - - 60 • Portsmouth - So,ono - so - . zoo Ply mout 11 40,000 - - 40 - - One - half thereof in One liffdllth,44 the other ball in One Month afterwards, and t 9 he paid for bj Bills, tayable with Interest, ninety dars alter date. Tke•Conditiwu of the • Contraift oily 6e seen at the Saretary't . . No regard will be bad any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted In moll at length, or that shall not be delivered is the Board before Ode'o'Cloik on the said • Tuesday, the agth •in scant, nor unless the Pers.m who makes the Tender, or ssme Per son on behalf,his, attends, to answer when called for. / ICT GALLIA ICA, Angus' 7, 1810. THE COMMISSIONERSfornCTU.4I , 4IIVG Ji " HIS ill/PJESTI"r NAVY do hereby give Noire, That on Saturday, the 'Sap inst. at 3 o'Cl,ck in the afternoon, will be expn'ied to ?Irbil( Sale at the Victualling Office at PCS'ff, the the following COOPERAGE STORES, in small Lots, New Dantzic Boards.ends - 8o) New Doithlet-ends - - tee. 16,,00 Froth to to is New Quebec Llootis•ends -1, i 6 . inches Jung, . • New Doublet-ends - - 2,600 lying in•tbe Stores of that °ice, where any Perron inclinable lc) Purchase may bave the liber•t of viewing the same in the common working hours any day before the Sale. A CERTAIN DISEASE. R. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, ealled GUTTA SA LUTAKIS, May be depended on to be a certain, safe, and speedy cure for the must inveterate Venereal 'Disease, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its operation is,by urine and, insensible perspiration. A slight case is generally cured in a few days, and a confirmed Lues in a short - time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, heurnatisms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and ObStructions. are Speedily removed by. these safe and salutary drops. - They require nothing to work them ulf, nu restraint of .diet, or hinderance from business. Those who take them may de- • pend on a sound and perfect Lure, without the knowledge of any person whatever. They cause no sickness, and the pa tient may go about his or her business without the least dan- The,large quantities that are daily sold tor exportation and domestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other med.cine in the known world. Sold by appointment of Dr. reenian at Mr. Boiler's, No. 4, Cheapsidei corner of Pa ternoster-row ; and retail hi , one or inure - Medicine •Venders in every town, in bottles at 2S. 9d. and 6d. each, with aRI ke directions; TO THE POOR, WHO HAVE CHILDREN AF 'FLIC*TED IN CUTTING THEIR TEETH., JOHNSON having observed, in walking IVi.• through the different Streets in working Neighbour hoods, numbers of Clitidren reduced almost to Death's dour with the agony in, Cutting their Teeth, and whose Parents (hardly able to procure bread kir themselves) are under the Painful necessity of seeing their Babes sulfa. not having it in their po.er to purchase a Bottle at the AMERICAN SOOTHING SY RUP to alleviate their Misery ; and • hay- Mg met with such universal success in tne Sale or her Medi. eine, durit.‘ the space. of three years, in restoring several hundred Children who we!e thought past .recovery, by only having their Gums rubbed with the Syrup, it being as plea sant as efficacious, awl gives instant reliet.• Site, tnereford, wishing to .extend its useltilness, and taking compassion on the rising generation of the Poor, intends to distribute among them (Gratis) One Hundred Bottles weekly ; viz. so on Tuesday, and so on Saturthy,. Mdmings, troin Nine to Ten o'Clock, at 'her House, No. 9 t.,,'Newillail-street, Oxford street—They are requested to ordig a Phial: Mrs. I. hopes, at the sante time, that Persons who can affiird to purchase the Syrup will not injure the - Poor, by obtaining what is intended for then rent aione: • To be had at the Proprietors, I. lohnsuit and Co, 91, New, man-street, Oxford-street ; and retailed by Golding, Corn hitl Mrs. Richardson, Manchester; Tones, Portsea, Hants; Newbury, DaMe, street, Dublin ; and by all the principal' tvledictue Venders in :Town and Country, at 2$ 9d. a But tle, for Ready-money only. N. B. Be stKa to ask for Johnson's Ilibericart Soothing Sy rup. • r rPRICE SIXPENCE lIALF'PENN V. REPORT,- TOGETHER WITS! MINUTES OF EVIDENCR, AND AC. COUNTS FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE HIGH PRICE GOLD, BULLION. ' . {Comi . meed from l';:lieretty.l If the gold coin of the country were at any time to become 'very much worn and lesened In 'weight, or if it should suffer. a Ali basement of its standard,, it is evident that there would be a proportionable rise of the market price of gold .bullion above its Mint price : for the. Mint price i 9 the sum in cal), which is .equiValent in intrinsic value to a given quantity, an ounce for example, of the metal intullion ; and it the intrinsic value of sun of coin be lessened, it is eq livaleut to a less quantity of bullion than before. The Same rise of the market . price of . gold above its Mint prke take place,. if.the local currency of this• papicti '4i-country, being.no lonvr - cnnvertibi::! Ir:' MM gold, 41ould'a,t any time be is-tt:!cl to eites4: cess cannot 1) .- e•ekported to other cottinrie, Hhil,• not heing.Convertible into: specie, it is not necessarily returneci, upon those who issued it the channel of circulation, and _is V gradually ab• sorbed by increasing the prices of all commtditiel. An increase in thequantity of the loCji currency of a particular country, will raise - prices in that coun try exactly in the Same manner as an increase in the general supply of precious metals 'raises 'prices all over the world. By means of theincrt;ase ofqtran tity, the value of,a given portion of that circulating medium, in exchatTge for other commodities,--is lowered; in other words, the money prices of , all other commodities are raised, and that of bullion .with the rest. In this manner, an excess of the local currency of a particular country will oecasioti a rise in the market price of gold above its Mint price. It no less evident, that, in the event of the prices of commocttids being raised in one cowl• try by an augmentation of its circulating medium, while no similar augmentation in the - circulating medium of a neighbouring country, has led to a si milar rise of prices; the currencies of thOse - two countries will no longer continue to bear the same relltire value to each other as before. The intrin• sic value of a given portion of the one currency be g- lessened, while that of the other remains unal tered,- the exchange will be computed between those two countries to the disadvautage of the former. In this manner, a general rise of all prices, arise in the Market price. of gold, and a falt of the foreign exchanges, - will be the efrift of an excessive qe.an tity of circulating medium in a country which has adopted a currency, not exportable to. other conn nies, -or not convertible at will into a coin which is. exportable. - H. Yotiftommitte are thus led - to the next head of their inquiry; the present state'of the exchanges between this country and the Continent. And here, as under the former head, your Commitee will first state the opiniats which they have receivect from practical men, respecting _the causes ot the present state of the exchange, Mr. Greflulhe, a general merchant, trading:chiefly to the Continent, ascribed the fall of exchange be tween London and Harnburgh, near 1 8 per cent. below par, in •the year 180 g, " altogether to the commercial situation of this country with the Con tinent; to the circumstance o( the imports, and payments of subsidies, &c. having very much ex ceeded the exports." /de stated, howeter, - that he formed his judgment of the balance of trade in 'a' great measure from the state of the exchange itself, though it was corroborated by what fell under his observation. He insisted particularly on the large imports from the Baltic, -and the wines and brandies brought from France, in return :f4 Which no mer... chandize had been exported from this country. He observed on the other hand, thzt the export of co. lonia' produce to the Contihent had increased in the last:year compared with tornier years; and tliat duri. ing the last year there was an excess, to a consider able amount, of the exports of colonial produce and 13ritish manufactures to Holland above the importa from thence, but not nearly equal, he thought, to the excess of imports from other - partsof the world, judging . trom the state of the eXchangi as well as from what fell generally under his observation: -=- He afterwards explained, that it was not strictly the balance of trade, but the balance of payments, be= ing unfavourable to this country, which he at signed ,as the principal - cause of the rate of ex.. change ; observing also, that The balance of 'pay ments for the' year may' be against us, while the general exports exceed the imports. He gave it as his opinion, that the cause of the present state of exchange was entirely commercial, with ilre ad . .dition of the foreign - expenditure of Government ; and that an -excess of imports above exeorts would account for the rates of exchange conl inning sohigli as t 6 per cent. against this country, •for a perma nent period of rtime. It will be found in the -evidenee,, that several other witnesses agree in substance with Mr. Greif 'tribe, in this explanation of the unfavourable state of the exchange ; particularly Mr. Chamsers and Mr. Coningharn. Sir Francis baring stated to-the Committee, That he considered- tite two great cireumstanct.s 'which atfeet the exchange in its present unfavourable state,. to' be the restrietions upon trade with the Conti nent, and the increased circultition of this country in paper as produclive ot the scarcity of bullion. And he instanced, as examples of a contrary state of things,• the seven years war, and the American war, in which there were the Same remittances to -make to the Continent for naval and military expenditure, yet no want of bullion was ever felt. The Committee likewise examined Avery eminent N s \I .„ ,..14 . , l a, ,Pr,,i '?" t_ . , .. fury. , :, :, •". : f - st,st, SALES OF ESTATES, Scg: TO BE SOLD BY puitite AUCTION, IN LOTS, At the Crown Inn„in Ludlow, on Wednesday, Sept. 19. i 8 to, between the hours of Three aim Four in the At term): n, kjEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES ; consisting of Fanns, as under: Lots. Where situate. Names of Tcnai.ts. Quantities. _ . 1 -----.-- ---. 1 A. K. P. . t I Claddestry 1 Thomas Lewis • I 193 i 8 2 1 Ditto Thomas Morris 1 7 0 :3 0 3 Ditto lames Williams 88 * 4 . .4 Ditto Mary Thomas o 0 pl 5 i Hunting•on Timothy Harper- . 8o 230 6 laddestry is between three and tour miles West of King ton (a good 114411,et), in the County of Hereford The Farms are let•o Tenants from year to year, and they will have notice to quit at tile expiration of the current yea'. The tour first Lots adjoin to each other ; the vs hole are ca. pable.of very great improvement by drainage, and also b ) it rigafion, to a considerable extent. All the Farms have a Right of Common of:Pasture over extensive. Commons or Wastes, which, it • divided amongst the Proprictois and incloscd, would make a great and valua ble addition thereto. Three of the Farms adjoin the Com mons. The Whole of the Land-Taxis redeemed. • Printed Particulars may be. hada Mr. Thomas Lewis, of Glacldestry ;with whom a Map of the respedive Lots is 'ett); al 0 i lt the Crown Inn, Ludlow ; the Oxford Arms and King's Head Inns, Kington • Hotel, Hereford ; at the prin cipal Inns in Leominster, 'Penbury, Presteign, Knighton; and of Mr. Smith, Timber-merchant, Ludlow ; Mr. Crwn mer, of flowey, near Builth •' Mr. Bowman, of Knockin- Hall, near Shrewsbury ; and Messrs. Forbes and 'Pocock, No. 5, Ely-place, London.—Tire respective Tenants will ~ s hew the Lots. . . _. No. 5, Llt-place, July, tro. • : , MERINO SHEEP. • FOR SALE BY AUCTION, . AT Holwood, near Bromley, iu the County of Kent, on "Tuesday, August 2,3, iSto,, J 76 ME'RINO EWES. 67 NI El< INO E I.:*LA MRS. ' - • 9 MERINO RAMS. MERINO . VANI'I , AM:IS. • 62 MERINO WETIIERs. 63 MERINO WF:Ttit..R LAMBS. Catalogues and further particulars will be delivered in due rune, by Thomas Mintin and Co. Brokers, 63, Coleman street, London. FOR "tHE. TEE . ] H AND GUMS. HE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN TII'k 1 C E, invented by the late Jacob l lemet. Den tist to Hui Majesty and the liiince of Wales * are greatly su perior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use of ; they will ,ellecitially preserve the, Teeth in a sound stave even to old age ; will render 'them white and beautiful `withoeut the least impairing the Enamel. fasten such as arc loose, keep such as are already decayed from be. Coining worse ' prevent the Tooth-ach, perfeetly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow firm and close to.. the Teeth. They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders • that are the consequence of Scorbutic: Gums and bad Teeth. • They continue to ,be sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bay ley and Blew, Cockspur.Street, London, price ts -9d, each, and Retail by T. Scarman (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Hemet), George.stieet. Hanover-square. None are genuine but what, have the Words " Hemet, Bayley and blew, Cockspur-street, engraved in the Stamp. and a Label, "• B.tyley and Blew. Cocksp ir-street, Landow," pasted on the lack each Bottle and box. N.B. The Essencti is particularly rec•nnmended to Pa-. rents and Persons who IlaiC the care of Chattel', as the greatest Preservative or young and tender Teeth. AILuicALANDbum.A...:At-AuvicE. MR. COLEY, a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, ao, lohn.street, Adelphi, Strand, con. tinues, by a peculiar mild, alterative, and tonic plan, to cure V EN EItEAL COMPLAIN TS, however inveterate or com plicated ; and every species of Debility, whether arising from excessive drinking, long•residence in unhealthy climates, or a secret habit to which youth of both sexes we unhappily ad dicted. hi slight Venereal infediun, it an , early application is made, a petted Cure will be performed in t o days, and Per:ons who have reason to suspect themselves injured, may have an infallible Preventative, by using which toe com plaint will not appear. ST RI CI UR ES, whether recent or of many years duration, cured by an improved method with out the pain whiCh follows the . application of the lunar caustic. Mr. Coley may be consulted daily by either sex, with se crecy anti attention, personally or by letter, stating the par ticulars ot the tomplatnt, inclosing a Bank Note, when Ad vice and Medicine will be-given or sent to my part of the • Kingdonl. ' S T ; t 4 16 .) ; t 1 A.A. 4 0 :f.: r -11? V i~~ ,